One Thousand Women Attend Boston Mothers and Homemakers Meet
One thousand women from Mothers and Homemakers clubs linked to Boston school centers gathered at Dorchester High School for their annual meeting. State Federation president Mrs. George Minot Baker urged broader club activity, with remarks by James T. Mulroy on extended school use. The event featured violin by Louis Besserer and singing led by Miss Lillian Watts, ending with refreshments in the gym.
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Boston
Dorchester High School
Mothers’ and
Dorchester
William R. McCarthy
George Minot Baker
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
James T. Mulroy
Boston Public Schools
Louis Besserer
Lillian Watts
Mayor raises two city nurses to top Health Dept pay
Mayor Peters raised the salaries of Miss Margaret A. Connolly of Dorchester and Miss Sophie T. Rupert of Boston from 1200 to 1300 dollars yearly. Both veterans of World War I completed their probation and earned the maximum nursing pay in the Health Department.
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Peters
Margaret A. Connolly
Bowdoin Street
Dorchester
Sophie T. Rupert
Frawley Street
Boston
Prohibition Views Pour In On 18th Amendment Support
Letters to the Prohibition Editor praise the 18th Amendment ratified by 45 states and urge enforcement of the Volstead Act. Citizens from Palmer to Boston argue for prohibition, defend leaders, recount local benefits, and critique repeal, while urging uniform enforcement and vigilance.
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Ethel F. Love
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Temperance
Abraham Lincoln
Harold D. Wilson
Quincy House
Cox
Massachusetts
America
Boston Post
Christian Citizenship
Boston Christian Endeavor Union
Mass. Y. P. B
Mass. Woman's Chistian Temperance )Union
Boston
Post
Palmer
Mass
Boston State Road
Charles A. Lamphear
United States
Wilson
Mr. Fotter
Dame Freedom
the Post
North Market Street
W. Oo. S. Hodgdon
Cambridge
Land of the Free
M. Vv. Dor
Poisons the Poor and Prohibition Debate
A reader named Henrietta R argues against full prohibition noting that limited legal alcohol could fund government and protect law abiding citizens. She contends the rich obtain drink anyway and the poor suffer health and social harm.
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Henrietta R
Father John's Medicine touted as pure nourishment for body builders
An advertisement proclaims Father John's Medicine as the sole pure nourishment for body builders with no drugs or additives. The claim emphasizes natural ingredients and strength benefits for athletic use.
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Father John
Rotary Club Dinner Sets Jan. 25 Program
The Boston Rotary Club shifts from a noontime meal to a 6 pm dinner on Wednesday January 2 at the Boston City Club. The event honors Roy L. Wescott for his support of club meals, with Ernest F. Lovejoy hosting and John Graham Brooks slated as speaker.
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Rotary Club
Boston Rotary Club
Boston City Club
Roy L. Wescott
Ernest F. Lovejoy
John Graham Brooks
Twentieth Century Club
Rotary Club Hosts Complimentary Event for Members
The Boston Rotary Club will sponsor a complimentary gathering for all members, with the club serving as host. The announcement invites turnout and notes the occasion as a club-wide appreciation event.
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Boston Rotary Club
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